Wardogs Weapon Unlock

A weapon in Wardogs sits behind two gates: the level of the role its weapon family belongs to, and its in-game cash price. Weapon Unlock clears both. You name the weapon in the order notes, a booster levels that role far enough to open the gate and farms the cash the unlock costs, and the weapon is on your account when the order closes. It is priced in four bands according to how deep the gate is and how much cash the unlock takes: €14.90 entry, €54.90 mid, €148.00 high and €319.00 top. Orders are piloted behind a region-matched VPN and played by hand in live matches, with progress logged after every session.

The band follows the work, not the name. Entry covers the early sidearms and first-tier rifles: a shallow role level and a small cash price. Mid covers weapons that need a real stretch of one role track and a cash price to match. High and top are the late-track weapons - the deep marksman, heavy and specialist families - where the role level is a project in its own right and the cash price is the larger half of the job. We will not publish a per-weapon level table for a game that entered Early Access on 10 September 2026 and is still tuning its unlocks; ask in chat or in the order notes and we will tell you the band for the exact weapon you want before you pay.

Ask and we will tell you. Anything in the game that is reachable through normal play is orderable; only the band changes. If you want several weapons, one order can carry them - list them in the order notes and your booster works through them in sequence. For an unusual request, or a combination that does not sit neatly in a band, use Custom Order - AI Quote and you get a price for the exact job instead of an approximation. We do not sell accounts that already have the weapon, and we do not sell Gold Bars.

Once unlocked it is unlocked, with one honest caveat: the best available account of Wardogs progression says there will be regular wipes that reset the game's economy, and BULKHEAD has not published what a wipe does to unlocks. We would be guessing if we told you an unlock is permanent, so we will not. What we would tell a friend is to order a weapon close to when you actually want to use it rather than stockpiling unlocks, and to expect gates to move during Early Access - the developer has already confirmed that tanks are shifting from one track to another.

Not for the unlock itself - the cash the unlock costs is part of this order and the price you see covers it. What the order does not cover is what you spend afterwards: you buy a loadout out of your balance every life, so a newly unlocked weapon still needs a balance behind it to field regularly. If you want that cushion, Cash Farm banks it at €5.75 per 100,000, and the two orders can run back to back with the same booster so nothing is played twice.

Piloted, because the role XP and the cash both have to be earned on your account. A booster plays the sessions behind a region-matched VPN, without scripts, macros or XP-farm servers, and we ask you to stay out of the game while a session runs. Be clear about where the publisher stands: the WARDOGS Enforcement Policy prohibits boosting and paid services offering unlocks or progression, the Team17 and Everplay EULA classes boosting and account sharing as cheating, and a permanent ban is usually accompanied by a hardware ban that is not appealable. We do not claim to be undetectable or guaranteed. Pro for Hire is the self-play route: our player joins your squad, never signs into your account, and you unlock the weapon yourself with a professional in your team.